Organizations face difficult challenges in creating long-term value in an ever increasing real-time global marketplace. Organizational leaders must utilize effective risk optimization and stakeholder accountability to create long-term value in this environment.
The Center for Business Excellence (CBE) at the Farmer School of Business was established to help organizations create long-term value by integrating these three drivers of risk optimization and stakeholder accountability.
The CBE is holding its 3rd Annual Executive Conference on Governance, Risk Management, and Reporting. The Executive Conference emphasizes the Center’s core values of integrity in governance, stewardship in risk management, and transparency in business reporting in a forum involving board of director members, senior management, and students from CBE courses.
All Conference activities, occurring on Thursday evening (April 24, 2008) and Friday (April 25, 2008), will take place at Miami University’s Marcum Conference Center & Inn, which is located on North Patterson on the northeast side of campus in Oxford, Ohio. Joining the executive participants for the Friday Conference will be 37 Masters of Accountancy students who will have just completed a two-course sequence on governance, risk management, and reporting led by the CBE Co-Directors.
The registration fee for the 2008 Executive Conference on Governance, Risk Management, and Reporting is $600 per attendee. The registration fee covers all conference materials and food and beverages, including dinner on Thursday evening and breakfast, lunch and snacks on Friday. Registration for the 2008 Executive Conference will begin in early 2008.
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